Argument Paragraph Plan Sheet

Part 1:
Topic: The government provide free daycare
Assigned Position: Against
What Is my purpose: To show that free daycare by the government will not benefit the whole nation and will lead to wastage of public funds.
Which Will I do: I will support my viewpoint.
Will I take action? Will I support a viewpoint? Will I counter someone else’s argument? Will I offer a solution?
One Statistic. The number of children enrolled in pre-primary education in 2016 in the United States stood at 8.76 million.
Source https://www.statista.com/statistics/184275/preprimary-school-enrollment-for-children-aged-3-5-years-since-1970/ (must be able to pull up the source in class)
4 points: Against
1. Raising children is the parents’ responsibility and should not be handed to the government.
2. This project will add responsibility to taxpayers burden.
3. There are vital areas that government needs to improve thus allocation to daycare will not be the best investment.
4. The government should not be given such critical roles as I have a history of having workers who are inefficient and daycare will be a delicate issue.
Other information to show that I am informed on this topic.
Part 2:
*Brain Dump
The parents must raise their children and leave the government with the role of providing necessary services to the public. Parents should have a plan before having children so that they can afford to provide quality services to those children.
In the US, citizens are having high tax burden which they have to pay or the government to provide essential services and run the country.

Enacting free daycare project will add the tax burden to taxpayers.
There is more pressing needed in this country than the daycare system. The government should focus on the vital sector like healthcare. To make it easily accessible to all citizens.
We cannot trust the government with our babies. Daycare systems require a high level of dedication to take care of young ones, which is unlikely in a bureaucratic government way of doing things.Source:
Pre-primary school enrollment (kindergarten, nursery) for children aged 3-5 years from 1970 to 2016 (in millions). “Pre-Primary School Enrollment 1970-2016 | Statistic”. Statista, 2018, https://www.statista.com/statistics/184275/preprimary-school-enrollment-for-children-aged-3-5-years-since-1970/. Accessed 30 Oct 2018.